Written by: Olivia Teahan

Introduction

When curiosity about something new is buzzing in your brain, your body is tingling with anticipation, and you wonder: What would it feel like to let go and receive? That’s exactly the ride we’re on in this delicious pegging debut.

We meet Marcus aka Smiles (because seriously, those teeth could star in their own rom-com) and Kali Sudhra aka Delicious (because watching her move is like tasting a perfect dessert). Yes, I made those nicknames up – but watch them together and tell me they don’t fit. Together they remind us that great sex is gloriously messy. They giggle, check in, touch, pause, and dive back in. It’s a playful lesson in what happens when you stop trying to “perform” sex and instead create it moment by moment –  this film is hot, heart-opening, and actually educational.

What You Can Learn

• How self-care (emotional regulation and good hygiene) makes adventurous sex so much smoother
• Why playful check-ins are the sexiest form of dirty talk
• How consent can feel casual, flirty, and downright erotic
• That focusing on your body’s sensations – not the critic in your head – is the fastest way to turn yourself on
• That penetration is just one topping on the pizza of pleasure (and not even the spiciest one)

Key Themes

• Pleasure-oriented touch
• Partner attunement
• Penetration is a piece of the pie
  

Pleasure-oriented touch

From the very first kiss, Marcus and Kali make it clear: this is not a race to orgasm. This is about savouring every moment, every lick, every shift in sensation. At one point, Marcus asks Kali if she wants finger penetration. Her smile, her twinkly “sure!” and joining in with her own hand on her vulva – that’s the whole vibe of this film. Desire doesn’t arrive pre-scripted; it shows up in real time, and the magic is saying what feels right in the moment.

Their curiosity about which toys to use for anal fun – literal goals. Instead of fumbling in silence, they laugh, strategise, and set themselves up for success. That’s foreplay, folks! Sex researcher Emily Nagoski talks about the importance of context for arousal – that when you feel safe, seen, and curious, your body switches on. That’s exactly what we witness here: two people creating the context that lets pleasure bloom. Try it yourself: next time you’re in bed, swap “Do you want me to?” for “Would you like this right now?” 

Partner attunement

Their check-ins are seamless and flirty: “You can grab my tits.” “Is this speed okay?” “Need a break?”. When Kali decides she’s ready to sit back and cum, she literally says, “I already had that planned… I’m gonna lay back and get comfy.” She honors her body’s timeline, not porn’s script.

At one point, Marcus spills water on himself and they both laugh. It’s not a mood-killer, it’s intimacy gold. Because when you can laugh together in the middle of sex, you know you’ve built the kind of trust that keeps the heat burning. Humour and desire don’t cancel each other out – they amplify each other.

Therapist Esther Perel calls this “erotic attunement” – the art of paying attention. Noticing when your partner shifts, listening when they redirect, trusting when they say “more” or “less.” That’s not mood-killing; that’s mood-building.

Penetration is a piece of the pie

If you believed the usual sexual scripts: sex equals penis-in-vagina, end of story. But that just does not check out: most women and people with vulvas will not access orgasm from vaginal penetration alone. And yet so many people walk around thinking they “should.”

Kali is the antidote to that nonsense. She soaks up oral, lube, clitoral attention, finger penetration – a buffet of sensation. She knows that pleasure doesn’t have to be goal-oriented. Watching her chase what feels good (instead of what she “should” want) is wonderful.

Marcus flips the script on masculinity. Many men have internalised the idea that receiving anal play is emasculating, but prostate stimulation may be one of the most biologically logical routes to pleasure. Marcus’ curiosity and deep pleasure, even without orgasm, is a reminder that trying new, taboo things does not make you less of a man!

Your action item: If you’re anal-curious, don’t jump straight to full pegging. Start a clean behind, plenty skin-safe lube, a clean finger and paced breathing. Explore slowly. Remember: penetration is just one slice of the pie. You don’t have to eat the whole thing to enjoy it.

Did You Notice

The sweetest dirty talk? Kali is praising Marcus with words of affirmation: “Such a good boy… you deserve it… you did such a good job.” Watching his face light up is proof that praise can be as erotic as any filthy fantasy. Dirty talk doesn’t always have to be “naughty” – sometimes being told you’re doing great is the biggest turn-on of all.

Fun Fact

Pegging pleasure for men and people with penises is often rooted in anatomy: prostate stimulation can be profoundly pleasurable. That said, no one needs to or should feel pressured to try pegging. While society might call pegging taboo, biology calls it brilliant – but it’s just one option on a very full menu.

Questions to Consider:

• What secret curiosity have you been holding back from sexual partners because you’re afraid to ask?
• What would happen if you treated “no” not as rejection, but as redirection to other suggestions?
• How might it feel to flip the script and try a role you’ve never imagined yourself in?

This film isn’t just pegging porn. It’s a permission slip. Permission to ask, explore, laugh, and moan through new terrain. It’s sex as a playground, not a performance. Kali shows us that pursuing pleasure unapologetically is the sexiest move a person can make. Marcus reminds us that curiosity is hotter than bravado. Together, they model a kind of intimacy that’s equal parts tender and erotic, silly and sacred.